The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 11

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0:00 While you are setting up, ma'am, can I tell you that I am almost all out of popcorn because of reading all of the comments on your and a certain other ex-personality going back and forth. And I love reading all of the comments from all of your listeners. You can definitely say that. And you can actually say his name. Okay. Oh, my God. That is so hysterical.

0:29 Looking, seeing all of your listeners, tear Kyle Therafin to pieces. I mean, just, and he comes back with nothing. He keeps coming back with nothing. And they just continue to just pluck and tar and feather him. And it's just a beautiful thing to behold. I mean, I was in there engrossed, like.

0:58 as in some crime novel. I mean, it was absolutely beautiful. Just beautiful. All right, let me get myself going over here on Rumble. So, this has been a very interesting illustration of how influencers, people, try to shut down research. How to shut down

1:34 people who spend their time doing research. Now, again, don't misunderstand, as I pointed out, the message and the messenger. Every messenger is flawed because we are all human beings. When someone attacks the messenger and not the message,

2:07 You have a problem. And to use the terms of many of the people that I follow on X, they glow. They glow very brightly. And this is a perfect illustration of why we are where we are and why.

2:35 And I know you guys, because I can't believe these words are coming out of my mouth either. I thought the entire time that I used to kind of hover in the background and follow all of these people and I never posted. And I'm talking years ago. And people like Liz Croken would talk about their accounts being suppressed. And to me, not knowing how any of this works.

3:04 It was kind of an eye roller to me. It was like, come on. But now having literally stumbled across, as you guys know, the whole story, Operation Gladio wasn't in my plans to do any of this. I never imagined being on a podcast ever. I never imagined finding.

3:32 All of the information that I found about NATO, about our military, about all of this. I never in my wildest dreams. We talk all the time about having our rice bowls peed in. Well, at least I do. And every single rice bowl I had is now empty. All of the rice has been peed on so much. The rice is just completely floated out.

4:01 I have no rice in my bowl left. So I have no fucks to give. None. And if you want to, please tell me that all this shit's not true. Please. I would love it if somebody would come on and say, that's all a misunderstanding. Here's the real deal. So I could go back thinking Eisenhower was a good guy. Ronald Reagan was the best president. I would love.

4:30 to go back to that place. But I don't live in that place anymore because that's the hologram. I don't live in the hologram anymore. I live in reality. And you can try to refute. And many of you guys have. You guys have been very, very good at the accountability angle of this and looking at everything, every which way there is to look at it.

5:01 You guys know that when you provide information to me, I post that information. If you guys DM it to me and you don't want to be identified, I always ask, do you want me to attribute it to you? Some do, some don't. I'm very respectful of that. And you guys know I put myself out there Monday through Friday for an entire hour after our lesson to entertain everything that you guys have to say.

5:31 Around book number 40, when I would find references to Gladio buried in books that had absolutely nothing to do, at least topic-wise, with Gladio, but they are describing Gladio, I became completely convinced that not only did we have to do a podcast and get this information out, that I expected some people to be butthurt about it.

6:02 An entire and I see Patriot Sarah down there. Patriot Sarah came up multiple times when we started talking about the involvement of the different religions in this storyline. And all of us have shared the same reaction, like being punched in the gut multiple times as the evidence has been unfolded.

6:31 And I unfold it with you guys because I love sharing the pain. I'm just kidding, kidding. I love sharing real history with people so that we can operate on a different plane than everybody else. But I have noticed that some of the biggest influencers, and I'm not even talking about Kyle at this point, some of the biggest influencers, I want you guys to go look at Insurrection Barbie's account. I was in a space several days ago.

7:01 And I brought up Operation Gladio. Now, she has tried multiple times since then to paint the quote unquote color revolution, even though she knows, because I know she knows now, there's no such thing as a color revolution. They're coups. But as late as today, she went out and defined what a color revolution is. So I know she is addressing this specifically.

7:28 And again, I went right back and said, there's no such thing as a color revolution. And anyone using that terminology is part of the problem. And those are the types of conversations, although they are not easy conversations to have, that I will continue to have. And when, and again, Bridget's here, I don't see Cousin It yet. When I first stumbled across the

7:58 And I don't even know, Bridget or Cousin It may have been the one that first found it. But we began looking at, because we found the colony dignity, we knew children were involved. We knew that they were trafficking children as part of this entire operation. So we began looking at the cells, the terror cells in the United States. And you guys remember how...

8:29 the Cuban exiles kept coming up and coming up because, again, all NATO countries had to have them. So we went looking for ours. We found that group that was in North Carolina that was involved in Charlottesville. We found I don't even remember. It had Wolf in its name, which was my.

8:50 first thing because of course they originated from the werewolves the turkish ones are call themselves gray wolf so that was a you know okay that was a red flag so we dug a little deeper well they were connected to the order of nine angles and when you start looking into that we found this 764 um and

9:14 The kid down in Texas, he got arrested for doing it. We have all this information. We provided this information over a year ago when we first stumbled across it. If I'm not mistaken, we did at least one podcast on the cells inside of America. We've even went back and looked at the long ago, long forgotten ones. We did an entire search.

9:45 on the Weather Underground and how all of their terrorist bombings looked exactly like what was happening in Europe at the exact same time. Then once you look at the Weather Underground and you look at the National, I believe it's called the National Student Association, which was a CIA front, and they funded the Gloria Steinem's who now have been, I mean.

10:07 It's been declassified. They've talked about it openly at some of the hearings, how all of that was related to the CIA. So none of this is new. But to wake up this morning and the first thing I look at is someone calling the murdering of children, the torture of children and the grooming of children to turn them into terrorists, silly.

10:37 And to make light of and try to intimidate someone into not talking about it was like over every red line that I've ever drawn in the sand. So, again, not endorsing the messenger. I'm endorsing the message because it is stuff we've uncovered. We've talked about it. I've actually been in spaces with the woman that did that.

11:07 That, to me, was a red flag. And his response to me, attacking me, was ridiculous. And on such a superficial basis. He didn't even, he attacked you because you used the title, your title and your profile. I mean, that is like the most ridiculously, superficially.

11:36 It's like I have no way of attacking you except for your hair color or something, you know, picking on something particularly unrelated to what was even the conversation was going on. I provided some of the references. We dug them out of some of our we have a signal account where we have folders based on the topic. And we.

12:05 I attached all of the information. It is a international terror organization. The FBI even said it. And notice in his response to her that he basically uses his bona fides as an FBI agent to discount the fact that it's even a terrorist organization or that it even exists. Yet I can't use my bona fides to say not only does it exist.

12:33 It is a terror organization. And oh, by the way, here's the FBI's investigations into the non-terrorist terrorist organization. Here's people that went to jail for the non-terrorist terrorist offense of grooming children. The entire thing is ridiculous. And does he stop? No, he has to double down.

12:55 So, again, all of you guys that snow, I see you, Illini, I see you. All of you guys that went in there and basically ratioed him, thank you very much. It is heartwarming, to say the least, to know that there is a group of us that are not going to be tolerated. We are not going to be silenced when it comes to exposing this bullshit.

13:25 Well, just to back you up, I've pinned to The Nest, the Department of Justice's press release on their website showing a guy getting sentenced to 30 years for being part of the 764 terror network. I'd encourage people to cite that website or other press releases from the Department of Justice to this former FBI agent. Yes, you guys need to flood his account with it.

13:52 And it sends a message that we are not, because what this comes down to is trying to suppress the truth. Again, it goes back to suppressing the truth on social media. And I don't understand his persistence in attempting to then continue this barrage, you know, unless there was some kind of motive.

14:21 You know, Kyle is a bullheaded guy who like my experience has been that he can't understand a conspiracy that involves more than three or four people. Typical FBI agent. Yeah. Challenge the illusion. You know, he's defending the hologram. So, again, I.

14:44 I want you guys to understand, and I completely understand why people don't want to get involved, why people don't want to be attacked. That is not my purpose. My purpose is to demonstrate that you have to stand up to these people. Suppressing the truth at this point is bullshit. And there's so many flags.

15:10 I don't know that Kyle Serafin has ever called out General Flynn, who goes by nothing other than General Flynn. So if General Flynn can talk about stuff that he's experienced in his life as a general, but the colonel can't, and my quote unquote admin officer designation, I have an entire wall of medals.

15:39 and assignment and decorations that demonstrate that I was as much in the fight for my country as anyone. The fact that I didn't pull a trigger means not a fucking thing. It doesn't mean that I wasn't separated from my family. It didn't mean that I didn't spend my time in the sandbox. It doesn't mean that I was not on a warfighter's headquarters. It doesn't mean that I didn't spend four fucking years in the Pentagon being absolutely miserable.

16:09 around a bunch of bullshit general officers and political appointees. I paid my dues. I learned a hell of a lot and I have a lot of experience. And I have a very unique perspective on everything because I wasn't on the front lines. I am not going to live in denial. It gives you a very unique perspective being the person that watches all of this unfold. So again.

16:42 I just want everybody to understand you watch today how these people operate. And don't you know, four iterations into it, he pulls out the Jewish card. That's right. Oh, my God. My head almost exploded. Yes. That to me was, again, illustrative of exactly how these people operate. Coyote, go ahead.

17:13 I'm sorry you just caught my attention there. I've come over here looking for what the hell's going on in this platform, Colonel. But who pulled the Jewish card? Kyle Serafin said this morning that a terrorist group designated by the FBI was not a terrorist group. It grooms young children to not only.

17:42 harm themselves, but it grooms them to be basically lone killers. And one of the Swedish followers put on my timeline the article of one of the 764 affiliate terrorists stabbing people in the streets. They groom people to be lone terrorists. And this is a proven fact.

18:12 And he said to someone who's been exposing this that it was not true. It was quote unquote silly. And as an FBI agent, he was using his basically bona fide card to say that not only was this not a terrorist organization, she was basically making the whole shit up. And when I stood up.

18:36 To back up her information. Because we had the exact same information. And had exposed it over a year ago. He lost his shit. And attacked me personally. Basically. Denigrating my service. My rank. And. Made it personal. And I just kept going back. Refute the evidence. Refute the evidence. Stop making it personal. Refute the evidence.

19:06 He can't refute the evidence because as Alina just said, it's on the fucking DOJ's website. There's articles that the kid that was leading the whole thing at a very early age, actually, not even, he was still a minor. He was doing it from his parents' house. He was arrested and went to trial for this. So all of the evidence is out there and why anybody would.

19:36 basically destroy any credibility they have in the public forum over something that absolutely exists and involves endangering children is, to me, the ultimate example of who we're dealing with. What's out here, and that seems to be the...

20:04 uh one of the ways of pushing back it's uh i forget exactly the the terminology for that but it's like uh you know whenever they can't whenever you got somebody that can't discredit you uh they just go to like just just point blank start uh like basically lying and there's something going on because i feel like there was a lot of progress going on uh with a lot of people and it feels like everything has kind of been taken away

20:31 It's like something's out here causing this division, Colonel. So let me stop you there. They're not taking away. They're showing who they are. They're not going to stop our momentum. I understand what you're saying. They are the division agents. They are the destabilization team. They are trying to derail truth. It's not going to work.

20:59 You guys know that. It's too far. You got too many people looking into things, Colonel. It's too far. You can't stop what's coming. Correct. So it's not that they're not going to try, though. Irregular warfare. Irregular warfare. Fifth generation informational warfare. And when you've got nothing, you attack the person providing the information.

21:27 I'm just calling it out. I'm pointing it out to you guys because we're in this together. We have already traversed a very long road together. And we are going to be at the end of the road together. And we are going to be on the right side. We are going to be on the side of truth. So let's get to our lesson. And then we can.

21:54 discuss the rest of this. Because again, you're not going to derail the truth. And we're all about revealing the truth. So let's get back to our book. All right. We have been talking about last week about Laos. We've got a little bit more about Laos in the lesson today. So that's where we're going to start. Laos, the dates of this next section is 1959 to 1970.

22:25 Peter Del Scott starts off saying this chapter was originally published in the New York Review of Books as a critical response to Nixon's statement of March 6, 1970, in support of his escalation in Laos. As I researched it, I was struck by the reoccurrence of intrigue in Laos to increase Air America's presence, Air America being the CIA.

22:49 intrigues in which one saw the role of not just the CIA, but also of the KMT, which is Chiang Kai-shek's army in Taiwan, the KMT troops in Laos, and their right-wing Laotian allies. I link these intrigues, as I still would today, to the fading efforts of Chiang Kai-shek and his American supporters, like General Claire Chennault,

23:16 to reestablish KMT in mainland China. Now I want to stop right there because you guys have heard me and I'm very clear when I make speculations. When we first found out the real story of Korea and the fact that Willoughby as General MacArthur's logistics guy turned intel and didn't know a damn thing about intel, he was just placed in that position to parrot whatever General...

23:45 MacArthur wanted as intel, as quote-unquote intel, you know, just like what the CIA does today. And one of the things that I speculated on was the irrational run up to and into China. And then when we got to Vietnam, we began looking at the exact same thing, only to find out that Chiang Kai-shek had originally been installed in northern Vietnam as quote-unquote China.

24:13 in the immediate aftermath of World War II in order to finish getting the Japanese back over to Japan. He was basically given jurisdiction. It lists in the history book that it was China, but it was actually Chiang Kai-shek's government in exile and not China proper. And I made the speculative comment.

24:35 that it appeared to me that there was a concerted effort to reinsert Chiang Kai-shek into mainland China after he got his ass kicked there. And again, when I read this book, I'm like, oh, shit. So not that any of these other people, when at the time they're writing this stuff, knows more at this point than I do about this. But this is kind of the confirmation.

25:04 Just like what I was saying when we first started talking about the World Anti-Communist League. It just seems so much bigger than this little, you know, lobbying group that kind of met and maybe it was a clandestine way for them to do planning under the guise of, well, come to find out, it was in fact way more than what I thought it was. But again, you just kind of get these pictures.

25:33 of what it was like to be back then and how they would have arranged all of this. Because this is a global fascist international effort. And so when I read this, I'm like, yes, somebody else thought the exact same thing. Because it was very apparent there was a concerted effort to reinsert Chiang Kai-shek back into mainland China and fight a war against Mao.

26:01 covertly using Chiang Kai-shek as the tip of the spear. Going on with the book, what I was still unaware of in 1970 was the extent to which principal players in these intrigues, including the airline itself, meaning the CIA Air America, were also prominent in the local drug traffic. The General Rathacone of the Royal Laotian Army, who helped penetrate the quote-unquote North Vietnamese invasion hopes,

26:32 of August 1959, had not yet shown to Alfred McCoy the ledgers that he kept as manager of the Laotian Opium Monopoly, even after the monopoly was declared illegal in 1961. Nor had McCoy yet exposed the Pepsi-Cola bottling plant near the Mekong River that served as a front

27:01 for the import of acetic and dry hide. It's a chemical. The chief precursor chemical involved in making heroin. Pepsi-Cola using their company as a front for the trafficking of heroin. Y'all write that down. Because we keep stumbling across PepsiCo in...

27:31 Way too many stories. And, as we also have said multiple times, PepsiCo had their entire freaking Navy to include submarines. Okay? Now you know how they were getting the chemicals and shit around? McCoy's study makes it clear that the principal generals in Laotian politics, Nozavan and his cousin, Thinnerat,

27:59 Thailand and his eventual rival and replacement, Rathikoni, were all involved in drug trade. McCoy even argues that a major cause, oh my God, what date? April 19th, 1964 coup discussed in this chapter, which ended the Laotian coalition government and toppled the Fumi from power was Fumi's

28:29 management of his opium monopolies, including the opium dens in the capital city. This produced serious tension in the right-wing camp. The chief CIA agent in that area, where Fumi's retreat in 1962 nearly wrecked the 1962 Geneva peace negotiations, was probably the most important opium

28:57 merchant in that entire province. In light of McCoy's revelations, every history of Laotian politics in this period, including Peter Del Scott's, seemed superficial when the importance of drugs in both Laotian politics and the economy is left unmentioned. However, my chapter does focus on the key elements of the drug story.

29:27 CIA, their proprietary Air America, the KMT, and its allies, which I bring together in Chapter 11, which is two chapters from now. We're on Chapter 9. As I mentioned in the introduction, I know of no more recent history of Laos or Indochina that has given equal attention to all of these factors.

29:53 This is unfortunate given the growing consensus that it is in Laos that we must seek the evolution of the forces leading to U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War. In his own account, held in comparison to the unreal intelligence dispatches coming out of Laos in this period, some of which are still cited deadpan in otherwise excellent academic histories of Vietnam.

30:23 The key to Nixon's program of overt troop withdrawal in Vietnam was covert escalation in Laos. His Key Biscayne Statement on Laos on March 6, 1970, itself drew attention to the connection between the two conflicts, which was soon underlined by Vice President Agnew.

30:43 In reality, the so-called Vietnamization in 1969 of the ground war in South Vietnam was balanced by a sharp escalation of the U.S. war in Laos, where it could not be observed by Western newsmen because they weren't allowed in. Sounds eerily like Ukraine. This escalation was then rationalized, though not admitted, by the president's statement on Laos.

31:10 which put forth a grossly misleading history of North Vietnamese persistent subversion and invasion. This story was put together long before Nixon administration. Many of its allegations were supplied years earlier by U.S. intelligence sources, meaning the CIA, who had a stake in misrepresenting the Laotian War.

31:38 that they themselves largely helped to create. It is important to see that it was not North Vietnam, but the United States, and more particularly its apparatus of civil and military intelligence agencies that were consistently guilty of the subversion of whatever order that had been established in Laos through international agreements. Thus, the Nixon statement should be examined in light of

32:07 the CIA and the U.S. Air Force's activities that it left completely out of the statements. Although the war in Laos dated back to 1959, the Nixon statement was totally silent about the 1959 through 61 period. This is understandable since virtually every independent observer had condemned the subversion activities in Laos of the CIA and other U.S. agencies during the period when Nixon was vice president.

32:37 when Nixon was vice president. A Rand Corporation report on Laos concluded, for example, that in 1959, it was not the pro-communist Laotian Lao that was the right wing, but the right wing Sakakoni government, which had been installed by the U.S. and was counseled by U.S. that precipitated the final crisis that led to the war.

33:06 The final crisis followed a probe by a government patrol into a small but sensitive disputed area of the Hmong on the North Vietnamese border, which had been governed as part of Vietnam in the days of the French. When the patrol was predictably fired on, the government charged the North Vietnamese with frontier incursions and claimed that this was related to a planned insurrection by the Pei Ocean Lao.

33:35 It then obtained a vote of emergency powers from the assembly and soon ordered the two remaining battalions of the Pei Ocean Lao to be integrated into the National Army. The Pei Ocean Lao had previously, in November of 1957, agreed to this integration as part of a political settlement in which they received two cabinet posts and were permitted to participate in elections for specifically created seats in the National Assembly.

34:05 In this election, the Peotian Lao and their allies obtained 32% of the votes in 13 of the 21 contested seats, showing that they had grown considerably in popularity in four years since the 1954 Geneva Agreements. The leader of the Peotian Lao and half-brother of the then premier, Suvana Foma,

34:34 received more votes than any other candidate. Author Schlesinger recorded the response of the U.S. to this election. Quote, Washington decided to install a reliably pro-Western regime. CIA spooks put in their appearance, set up a committee for the defense of national interest, and brought back from France as its chief.

35:01 an energetic, ambitious, and devious officer named Nozomen. The prince, who had shown himself an honest and respected, if impulsive leader, was forced out of office by a withholding of U.S. aid, economic warfare, in other words, and using aid as a manipulator, which they still do today.

35:29 and CIA encouragement of a parliamentary crisis, allegedly through the use of bribes, a veteran politician named Seneconi took his place. So in other words, just like is what is happening in Europe right now, where they're arresting politicians that don't want to go along with the fascist governments in Europe, they will interfere in every single election.

35:58 that doesn't go their way. Well, they interfere with all elections, but especially the ones that they fear either is not going to go their way or didn't, they'll just overthrow the government. The Peos and Lau were then excluded from the new cabinet that began August 1958. So in May of 1959, one of the battalions refused, understandably, to assimilate because

36:27 They agreed to do that under the auspices that they were going to be allowed to participate in the government. You know, it was a deal. And then the CIA basically overthrows the government that they supposedly was going to integrate into. And then they decide they don't want to put their troops in this fraudulent government that the CIA installed. They will turn around and then use that as the excuse to attack them.

36:55 when it's the CIA doing it the entire time. So this group went to a valley on the North Vietnamese border. The Sena Kony government then declared that the Pao Sin Lao had committed an act of open rebellion and that only a military solution appeared possible. Again, this is the spokesperson for the CIA. They have set up

37:24 what they know is going to happen. It thus, by its own actions, deflected the Pao Chin Lao from the role of political opposition into a military insurgency for which it was poorly prepared. So that it was forced increasingly to depend on North Vietnamese support. So again, this is no different than what they did with Lumumba.

37:52 It's no different than what they did to Allende. It's just a way of manipulating the situation for them to reach out to a quote unquote communist so that they can declare whoever's reaching out communist so they can kill them. It's the same pattern over and over. In August 1959, the government received a large increase in U.S. military support by claiming falsely.

38:21 that it had been invaded by a North Vietnamese force. It was completely not true. In February, the government had given itself the right to receive this support by declaring unilaterally with U.S. approval that it would no longer be bound by any of the agreements of the Geneva Agreement of 1954. Bernard Ball and a British historian, Hugh Toy,

38:50 linked the phony invasion scare to a U.S. congressional expose at this time of major scandals in the Laos aid program and to a very real risk that the U.S. military aid would be curtailed. It is frequently claimed that the Pei Ocean Lao was never more than a front for the North Vietnamese ambitions in Laos, and that's a bold-faced lie.

39:16 But this contradiction by the election results of 1958, the last honest election held in Laos, proved that to be not true. Though before 1954, let's see, one of the guys that was in charge, I don't know how to spell his last name. I'll spell it for you. S-O-U-P-H-A-N-O-U-V-O-N-G.

39:47 and his cadre had fought with the Viet Minh against the French, the dubious growth in popularity of the Pao Shin Lao between 54 and 58, by which time it had established a countrywide network at the village level and would be attributed to the resistance of...

40:12 not only the Laotians, but the Vietnamese to the French occupation. So again, these are all manifestations of colonialism. They already had a network of resistance fighters that they are then going to label as communists, just like they did Ho Chi Minh. Ho Chi Minh had been a partner of the OSS.

40:43 during World War II. Remember, he traveled to Paris, wanted to implement something that looked exactly like our constitution, and got agreement that they were going to have a countrywide election after the Japanese were expelled, only to have the French come in and decide that they weren't going to honor any of the agreement that had happened in Paris.

41:11 that they were going to reestablish it as a colony. And that decision that the U.S. went along with, by the way, was part and parcel of all of the turmoil that followed. The resistance kept increasing to include Ho Chi Minh, who was a hero of all of Vietnam because he stayed there and fought the Japanese and the French, by the way, before that.

41:42 Here's Nixon's statement that we kept talking about. By 1961, North Vietnamese involvement became marked. The communist forces made great advances and a serious situation confronted the Kennedy administration. So he's doing this. He says what he said, and then he offers a comment.

42:11 The first statement that he's going to comment on is Nixon saying that the North Vietnamese, i.e. the communists, has increased and they are making great strides, which is going to create a crisis. The author's comment to that statement is the following. The crisis facing President Kennedy in early 1961 was the armed conflict following the successful displacement from the Capitol.

42:42 of Souvana Foma's neutralist government, which we officially recognized during the Geneva Agreement, by the CIA's support of insurrectionary forces of the General Nozavan. His rebellion against Souvana had from the onset received logistical support from the CIA's proprietary airline Air America. With its help,

43:12 The Laotian army drove the neutralist troops of General Kang Li, Suvana's military chief, to the north and into a temporary alliance with the Pei Ocean Lao. After Kang Li captured the Plain of Jars from Fumi's troops, the Pei Ocean Lao moved south to join him. Suvana, Foma, and Kang Li

43:38 Genuine neutralists who feared North Vietnamese influence nevertheless had been forced to seek their support in order to survive. Thus, CIA-sponsored subversion was itself directly responsible for the alignment, which again is another pattern we find over and over again. It is true that in late 1960, Silvana Foma's government

44:06 faced with U.S. encouragement of a rebellion against it, did in response invite Russian, North Vietnamese, and Chinese advisors, thus creating the first known North Vietnamese military presence in Laos since the 1954 Geneva Agreement. However, A.J. Dommen, D-O-M-M-E-N, dates the presence of North Vietnamese troops

44:33 along the Laotian-Vietnam border from July through August 1962 and contrast them with the technical experts and cadre of North Vietnamese that was maintained in Laos since the end of 1960. So basically, you know, the things that we do like in Ukraine where we send advisors and they're not really military people.

44:59 Bernard Fall estimated that the fighting in Laos in 1960 through 62 involved relatively small forces, many of whose men were of the same Thai Hmong stock as the tribesmen on the Laotian side, not even really Vietnamese. The British observer Hugh Toy

45:23 writes that on balance, participation by Viet Minh infantry, as opposed to a cadre of advisors, was very unlikely to have occurred any time before 1962.

45:38 But by early 1961, the United States had brought in AT-6s armed with bombs and rockets, U.S. pilots to fly them, and Special Forces White Star teams to encourage guerrilla activity among the Hmong tribesmen against the Pei Ocean Lao. Furthermore, Air America was using American helicopters and American pilots to move

46:05 the Laotian troops into battle. At this time, the Joint Chiefs of Staff pressed for a military showdown over Laos, including the possibility of tactical nuclear weapons again, while Richard Nixon himself, in a meeting with Kennedy, urged a commitment of American air power. For the next segment of Nixon's statement, quote,

46:34 In 1962, during the course of those long negotiations, meaning the ones at Geneva, fighting continued and the communists made further advances. The author's comment to that statement says that it's very misleading, since both the delays and the renewal of fighting in 1962 were again clearly attributed to the CIA forces.

47:03 For months, President Kennedy and his special envoy, Avril Harriman, another traitor, had been attempting to restore Laotian neutrality and bring about the withdrawal of foreign military elements by working to establish a tripartite coalition government. Fumi continued to resist Harriman's efforts to involve him in such a coalition.

47:30 for months after Kennedy attempted to coerce him by cutting off his subsidy of $3 million a month. $3 million in 1962. In contravention of the May 1961 ceasefire and against U.S. official advice, Fumi also built up a garrison 15 miles from the Chinese border to a strength of over 5,000.

47:58 After giving repeated warnings fired on those troops, Fomi's troops withdrew into Thailand. Thus, the further advances of the Pao Shin Lao were achieved after a flurry of firefights, but no Pao Shin Lao attack. The Thai government now requested CEDAW aid, and the U.S. responded by sending troops in accordance with that memorandum.

48:28 By all accounts, the Royal Lao Army ran from that area as soon as the first shell started to fall, claiming falsely, as they had done and continued to do in other crises, that they had been attacked not by Laotians, but by North Vietnamese and Chinese troops, which was a patent lie. This deliberate flight was what

48:56 President Nixon called a potential threat to Thailand. Fomi's purpose in that area were by the most accounts not military but political to thwart the Geneva negotiations and further involve the United States, which would mean that's what the CIA was trying to do. According to the London Times, the CIA had again encouraged Fomi to resist the establishment of a neutral government. Made up

49:25 out of its own funds, the subsidy that Kennedy had withheld. So you have the CIA using covert opium money to pay for an insurrection in a country that President Kennedy has forbidden happen. The garrison, in spite of contrary U.S. official advice, was funded by the CIA.

49:58 A State Department spokesman denied the story and others suggest that the subsidy may have been paid by someone in Thailand or even by President Diem. But again, Thailand is completely occupied by the United States. CIA had set up bases. This is Thailand.

50:20 country that we spent $35 million buying the national police so that we could fly all of the drugs in and out of the seaports and the airports, that Thailand. And of course, Diem, it was installed by the CIA. So by suggesting that the money's coming from Thailand or Diem is still saying it came from the CIA. But you have to know history in order to understand that.

50:47 McCoy offers a credible explanation of the new source of income after Kennedy cut him off. This is what McCoy said. Although he had controlled the traffic for several years, he was not actively involved in it. The obvious solution to the financial crisis was,

51:17 to redirect imports and exports through Burmese opium, which, again, is Chiang Kai-shek, which is, again, the CIA. So no matter how you get to it, it's still the CIA. Fumi delegated responsibility for the Burmese opium connection to Raffa Coney, who was appointed, quote-unquote, chairman.

51:44 of the semi-official Laotian Opium Administration in 1962. Meanwhile, the CIA assigned one of its officers, William Young, to defend the area after Fumi's withdrawal. Young worked with local tribal leaders like Chow Mai and inherited control over the opium trade. There were disturbing similarities between Fumi's Nam Thong buildup

52:17 and the CIA-KMT ploy of 1958, when, without doubt, the CIA encouraged Chiang, Chiang Kai-shek, to build up an offensive force on the offshore island again in spite of official U.S. advice. One such common feature was the activity of Chinese nationalist KMT troops, meaning Chiang Kai-shek, apparently armed and supplied by the CIA and Air America.

52:47 Again, no matter which way you cut it, it's CIA. Now, for another part of Nixon's statement, quote,

53:17 Laotian government withdrew under ICC supervision. In contrast, the North Vietnamese passed only a token 40 men through the ICC checkpoints and left over 6,000 troops in the country. So this is Nixon telling you again that it's North Vietnam that's interfering in Laos and not the CIA. They played by the rules. The author's comment follows.

53:47 As part of the 1962 Geneva Agreement, the government of Laos declared that it would not allow any foreign interference in its internal affairs, while the other signing governments agreed to the prohibition of all foreign troops and paramilitary formations in Laos, including advisors, except for precisely a limited number of French military instructors. President Nixon's picture of North Vietnam's violation is created by

54:16 referring to intelligence reports of 6,000 North Vietnamese troops in Laos, which, as we have already proven, didn't exist. It appears that at about that time, North Vietnam's Border Patrol battalions began to move into position on the frontier passes. But Dahman and Toi suggest that this action was defensive in reaction.

54:43 to the 5,000 U.S. troops that had been flown into Thailand. Meanwhile, Kennedy's acceptance of the 62 agreement was violated by the U.S. and Laos in at least two respects. First, Roger Hilsman.

54:59 Then State Department intelligence chief, who we found in other Operation Gladio operations, by the way, records that the president and National Security Council agreed with Harriman's contention that the U.S. should comply with both the letter and the spirit of the agreement in every detail. And therefore, there should be no black covert reconnaissance flights to confirm whether the North Vietnamese had actually withdrawn.

55:27 Yet within one or two weeks after the agreement was signed, reconnaissance flights carried at very low level over Pei Ocean Lao camps by U.S. Air Force's RF-101 Voodoo jets. According to Dolman, this was part of a regular aerial surveillance of North Laos in connection with contingency plans related to the deployment of American troops.

55:55 101 was hit over the plane of jars, but it made it back to Bangkok. The reconnaissance flight continued until May 1964, when they were belatedly authorized by a new administration that had came to power in the United States, meaning LBJ. These overflights seem from the onset to have been concerned less with Ho Chi Minh.

56:24 and its trail in southern Laos than with the Plain of Jars, some 200 miles northwest. This was the area in which CIA and Air America were training and equipping Hmong to be terrorists. Second, in as much as the Pei Ocean Lao objected vigorously to the support by the CIA and special forces of the Hmong guerrillas within the Pei Ocean Lao area,

56:53 The agreements called for the withdrawal of foreign military advisors, experts, instructors, and foreign civilians connected with this operation. Yet Air America continued its airlift every single day. Roger Hilsman observed, quote, arming the tribesmen engendered an obligation not only to feed them, but also to protect them. Unquote. The Peoshen Lao and some neutralists objected violently to Air America's

57:24 support of their enemies. They objected even more violently to Air America's overt airlift in October 1962 to Kong Lee. The first military incident in the breakdown of the 1962 agreement was the shoot down of an Air America C-123 plane over the Plain of Jars. The plane, it soon developed, had not been shot down by the Pei Ocean Lao.

57:53 but by a new neutralist faction under the command of Colonel D. Wayne, which now opposed Kong Lee and his increasing dependency on the Americans. So they had breakaway factions of people that the CIA had just trained because they didn't like the fact that the CIA was running the operation.

58:18 As far as Air America Airlift was concerned, Nixon's assertion that our assistance has always been at the request of a legitimate government was false. The government, which was a tripart coalition, had not been consulted. Suvanna himself, as Dahlman writes, had neither endorsed the Air America Airlift and had merely been, let's say, he hadn't even been consulted is the bottom line.

58:51 Nor apparently was Suvana consulted about the reconnaissance flights at all. These U.S. violations of the 62 agreement was not in response to North Vietnamese activity. They dated back to the signing of the agreements themselves. One more month before the date set for the withdrawal of foreign troops. In this respect, Nixon's claim that our assistance is directly related to North Vietnamese violations of the agreement.

59:19 suggested a time sequence of causality, which was the reverse of what actually occurred. In effect, in June 1962, our military and civilian intelligence services invited the other side to violate the newly signed agreements by proving conspicuously to them, but not to the U.S. public, that the agreements would be violated by the United States government. In addition,

59:49 The withdrawal of the U.S. military advisors was illusionary. For several years, several hundred members of the quote-unquote civilian USAID mission, working out of the mission's rule development annex, had been all staffed with quote-unquote former special forces and U.S. Army servicemen.

1:00:16 responsible to the CIA station chief and working inside of Laos under the direction of the CIA. These clandestine armies was not even answerable to the Royal Laotian Army. They were entirely financed, supervised, and supported by the CIA.

1:00:43 Dahman's carefully qualified description of the U.S. compliance with the 1962 agreement, not a single American military man was left in Laos in uniform, but does nothing to refute the fact that they were quote-unquote former special forces disguised as civilian AID workers.

1:01:15 provocations was the Soviet Union. In 1962, as in 54, Moscow had helped persuade its Asian allies to accept a negotiated settlement that the Americans would not honor. The Soviet Union soon moved to extricate itself from the Laotian involvement, since its support of Suvanna now caused it to lose favor not only in Peking, but also in Hanoi. So,

1:01:44 Another statement Nixon made during that speech. The political arrangement for a three-way government survived only until April 1963, when the Pei Ocean Lao communist leaders departed from the capital and left their cabinet post vacant. Fighting soon resumed. That's, again, the author's comments follow. The Pei Ocean Lao leaders did not resign their cabinet post in the coalition government.

1:02:11 Two of the four ministers withdrew from the Capitol, giving a very good reason that on April 1st and on April 12th, two of their allies in Colonel Duane's left-neutral faction had been assassinated. The Laotian Lao attributed these murders to CIA assassination teams recruited from the Laotian military police.

1:02:38 It is known not only that the CIA was using such teams in Vietnam, but that in 1963, it was responsible for collaborating in training with the national police, you know, under that program like the Office of Public Safety. But the murders can also be attributed to the growing factionalization occurring throughout Laos. It seems clear.

1:03:05 that the resumed fighting on the Plain of Jars in April of 1963 was chiefly, if not entirely, between two neutralist factions rather than the Pei Ocean Lao. Again, they had a breakaway faction that didn't like the fact that the CIA was there, and they disguised that as it being, quote-unquote, communist. Back to Nixon's speech, the next statement.

1:03:31 In mid-May 1964, the Pei Ocean Lao supported the North Vietnamese attacked the Prime Minister's neutralist military forces on the Plain of Jars. So this is Nixon describing what I just told you actually happened. Two breakaway factions are, well, one breakaway is fighting the main forces of the Laotian army.

1:04:00 And Nixon is explaining to Americans that it was the North Vietnamese that attacked neutralist military forces. That absolutely did not happen. So he is blatantly lying to people. His next statement. In May 1964, as North Vietnamese presence increased, the U.S.

1:04:26 At royal Lao government request began flying certain interdictionary missions against invaders who were violating Laos neutrality. Laos has no neutrality. We're basically running the country for their opium. The author says in response, by this important admission, it is now for the first time conceded that the U.S.

1:04:53 assumed a combat role in Laos in May of 1964, at a time when the North Vietnamese Army was still engaged in a support role comparable to that of the Air America. North Vietnam was not formally accused by the U.S. of violating the Geneva Agreement until June 29, 1964, a full month later. The air attacks were first carried out by U.S. quote-unquote civilian pilots.

1:05:23 from Air America in T-28 fighters based in Thailand, but carrying Laotian markings. So again, the U.S. is disguising itself flying their planes that they've disguised as Laotian planes and attacking while the president is telling you none of this is happening and that it's all the North Vietnamese fault. Okay.

1:05:57 The United States at that time denied responsibility, though the State Department revealed that the Thai pilots also flew the T-28s and had been involved, but they weren't Thai pilots. They were CIA people. In May 21, 1964, the U.S. admitted for the first time that unarmed U.S. jets were flying reconnaissance missions over Laos. Dean Bruss later explained that this was in response to a general's request for assistance.

1:06:28 And FOMA refused to comment on the matter of the reconnaissance flights for at least three weeks. In fact, these flights had been conducted regularly since August of 1962, two years earlier. What was new was that the mid-May President Johnson ordered the planes to switch from high altitude to low altitude.

1:06:50 At the insistence of the chief of naval operations, he also authorized accompanying escorts of fighters. These were ordered not to bomb or strafe Laotian installations until or unless U.S. planes were fired upon. When a Navy RF-8 was shot down on June 6, President Johnson ordered retaliatory strikes.

1:07:16 At this point, FOMA finally commented publicly about the reconnaissance flights. He reportedly asked that they cease immediately. On June 12th, Suvana announced that the reconnaissance flights were going to continue, which suggests someone had gotten to him. This reluctance...

1:07:39 acquiesced to the use of jet fighter escorts for reconnaissance was the closest approximation to public record to what Nixon called the Laotian government request. So there was no such request. It was just another lie. So anyway, that basically kind of sets the tone for where we're going next. There's a few other points.

1:08:10 But we're up to an average point. There's more in speech. Basically, the entire speech was a big fat lie. And so what we have unequivocally proved is that the entire setup of the military presence, the CIA presence in Laos was all about drugs.

1:08:35 And that everything that we were told publicly, both at that time and written in history books, is a bold faced lie about how the stuff unfolded. So that's going to conclude the lesson part. So we will start with part 12 tomorrow. All right. Let me get my marker in my book.

1:09:03 and get my phone over here um coyote go ahead well geez colonel uh more more of my life has been a lie uh coming in which i'm glad didn't learn the truth but it's like holy shit like you know like what does it ever end

1:09:21 I did want to tell you and say something in front of your audience because I respect the hell out of you. I responded to one of the, and I usually don't do that, but I responded and I put it up in the jumbo because I'm proud of my little response. Because you can't try to discredit somebody's name. You can't try to, you know, downplay their rank and try to paint somebody to be, especially when it comes to a fucking colonel in the airport. Like, that's just, that's, that's, that's, that's.

1:09:48 You know, it's just a no-no right there. But I got to tell a lot of the people because I recently went through something to where I was painted a different picture of who I really am or whatever. So I want to encourage your audience.

1:10:02 Ask the colonel if you hear anything about it, like the little discrediting and the little gossip and stuff like just go ask her. She's going to tell you the real deal. But but don't go believe in like the rest of the sheep. The first thing that you hear going on here, because that blows my fucking mind right there, Colonel. I don't understand it. I don't like it. And it but it kind of it points to a bigger, you know, picture that's going on right now. But but again, like.

1:10:30 Like, everybody needs to, like, you know, like, the Colonel is an awesome person. You know, everybody stands up for her. So if you hear anything about it, like, go ask her. Don't believe any of the bullshit, because that's what happened with me. Thank you, Coyote. Illini? Hey, just to back Colonel up and Coyote up here. I mean, like, Kyle Serafin, like, did a post calling you, like... Hold on, Illini.

1:10:59 Hold on just a second. You're banding real bad and it may just be me. Can you hear me now? Yeah, I can. Go ahead. To back you up, Kyle Serafin's post like labels you a secret Nazi researcher. And I mean, so Kyle has me blocked. He has me blocked because I kind of tried to point out to him a year ago that he might be falling for this honeypot thing. And he got upset about that.

1:11:31 with James O'Keefe. They had a big tiff. He blocked me over that. But it's worth pointing out that Reinhard Galen isn't a secret. He was the Bundesnachrichtendienst intelligence chief. He publishes memoirs. The fact that we just brought him in from the Nazis is a well-known, well-established fact. And somebody should go embarrass him over that, I think.

1:12:01 And it just sucks that, you know, this is all kind of playing out. And, you know, I hope I hope we can get to the bottom of this. And I also think, you know, be X on X. I haven't investigated everything that she said, but I did find that, you know, the account that she was referencing, this unredacted, no, unmoderated account. And I posted it in the nest.

1:12:32 It did exist and it may be worth, you know, not necessarily you, but some folks in this thread kind of, you know, trying to corroborate some of our research there and, you know, having sort of multiple points of backup on a narrative. So Kyle has not blocked me that I know of. That's terrific. Somebody should post in response to his post.

1:13:00 this whole secret Nazi researcher, it would be helpful if somebody went in there and posted a link to Reinhard Galen's memoirs, The Service, and said, hey, Reinhard Galen posted his memoirs back in the 60s. You can read all about his work at the Bundesnachrichtendienst and how he came straight from being Hitler's intelligence chief and make up your own mind on that one. It's in his autobiography. He knows it.

1:13:30 Yeah, that's absolutely true. He deserves to get laughed at for this. That's all. Amen. Well, that's the thing on a kernel. Last thing I'll say is because like I got accused of being anti-Semitic. I didn't even know what the hell that word was until a year ago. But but it didn't feel nice. And it's like you actually have people. They start to believe.

1:13:56 That you're a Jew, and I see that's straight out of the Hasbro. It's a strategy, right? So, you know, because I had to study into it to see why, you know, why whenever I would go to criticize AIPAC or, you know, in foreign aid, would I get, you know, a response that would bring religion into it? And I figured it out. Like, you know, it's just another strategy. Correct. Correct. It's an attack vehicle that works well for the people who want to use it.

1:14:26 Absolutely. Miles, go ahead. Good afternoon, Colonel. I have a question for you. So from the inception of the CIA, have they've done anything good for humanity? No, no. Oh, OK. Well, then why are they there? They're there for the international syndicate. So I and that's an excellent question. So let me take a second to explain it. So in, you know.

1:14:55 400 years ago, 300 years ago, 200 years ago, you had these entities called East and West Indies, like the British had them, the Dutch had them, Portugal had similar. All of the colonial powers had created a company. It was basically a front company for the government.

1:15:18 And this company, so that they could do plausible deniability as if the company was just doing this stuff all on their own, would plunder and colonize the world. They would take people's shit. They would kill people. But those companies employed their own intelligence, and they also employed their own standing army. It was decided after World War II that they were going to embed

1:15:48 intelligence functions into government and create standing armies all over the world. Because prior to World War II, we didn't have either. There was MI6, but that was the only one. And that's not to say that government didn't do espionage. I'm not saying any of that. I'm talking about an official agency under the guise of the government. And so if you go back and you look at all of the people that made up the OSS,

1:16:17 They were not you and I. They were Harvard educated lawyers. They were Columbia educated bankers. They were people of this oligarchical system that had.

1:16:36 basically colonized the world. And so literally all they did was embed their, the Dulles brothers is the best example of that. They worked for Sullivan and Cromwell. They did exactly the same thing for Sullivan and Cromwell the entire time they worked for them. And we've proven it with the Panama Canal series that we did.

1:16:59 as they did as being in charge of the State Department and the CIA. They did exactly the same thing. They went around overthrowing governments and stealing all of their shit. And so the brilliant plan to pretend that the CIA was being created to protect us literally was brilliant. It has never, ever once protected us.

1:17:29 They missed 9-11. They missed everything. If you are missing every single thing that protects Americans, these foreign quote-unquote intel cells that we now know they created has planned terrorist attacks, both foreign and domestic, and they missed all of them. How they miss all of them? If they're actually there to do intelligence.

1:17:59 The obvious answer, again, keep it simple, is that they are not there to protect Americans because they don't miss anything that has to do with the people they actually work for, which are the oligarchs. If their businesses are in danger, as they were when Mosaday nationalized the oil industry, he's out. As Allende did when he nationalized the copper mines, he's out.

1:18:28 So if every single time the CIA acts, they're acting on behalf of oligarchs, that tells you that the CIA does not work for us. That's true with every single intelligence organization. They don't work for the people. And that's why no one wants us to talk about this. No one wants all of us united.

1:18:53 So they're going to call us every name in the book and try to divide us because by doing that, we don't see them. Bridget, go ahead. I was going to. I lost it. I had it and then I lost it. All right. Miles, go ahead. Colonel, do you think we're going to get any new information from the D-class from Argentina with Malay on the Nazis? Yes.

1:19:26 As a matter of fact, you're not just going to get the Nazis. Understand how critical Argentina was to all of this. Argentina hosted the only other subsidiary of the P2 Masonic Lodge that ran Gladio in Italy. They set up a P2 Lodge. Gelli, the guy that was in charge of it in Italy, set up a P2 Lodge in Argentina.

1:19:52 Argentina was the belly button for all of Gladio activities to include Condor eventually of all of Latin America. Argentina, if they still have the information, Autoscorzini made, I mean, multiple, like every couple of months trips to Argentina. All of this stuff was orchestrated.

1:20:20 for this same type of operation, which we saw unfold throughout Latin America, largely, not completely, but largely from Argentina. So there should be lots of exposure there all along. Hi, Colonel. Could you hear me? Yep. Okay. Yeah. Just relating to your just point about Argentina just now, I think that bears connecting.

1:20:53 probably made this point before on a kind of highly repetitive, that Nelson Rockefeller handled, well, we know he handled all South American intelligence during World War II under something called the CIA, as outlined in Thy Will Be Done, the great book by Colby and Dennett. And so one of the things where he was...

1:21:23 that was prickliest for the CIA was the creation of the United Nations in 1945 and the creation of the O.A., the Organization of American States, you know, kind of a regional group that the CIA was concerned could have, you know, formed a potential opposition to U.S. imperialism and to the international syndicate's doings in South America. So critically,

1:21:53 You know, Nelson, the tricky point was Argentina. Surprise, surprise. Because, you know, as you know, in addition to the points you just made about Argentina's critical role in Nazi exfiltration, Argentina never declared war on the Axis, right? Correct. So it was diplomatically, it was a tricky situation for, you know, how to get...

1:22:22 Argentina integrated at the UN conference in 1945. And Colby and I think a few other folks point out it was Nelson Rockefeller who really handled that diplomatically dicey situation because all sorts of dust from under the rug could have got up in the air there. But Nelson Rockefeller, Mr. Resourcefulness himself in terms of

1:22:52 power at three different levels. So it's almost like there's three different Nelson Rockefellers. Yeah, well, Nelson Rockefeller obviously goes on to be vice president. Nelson Rockefeller, as all along points out, was the standard oil Rockefeller that was put in charge of basically Latin America. He's the guy that was part and parcel of the whole Venezuela.

1:23:23 um uh he bought up like all of their grocery stores um and oh by the way the um organization of um the oas in um

1:23:34 that you mentioned eventually does get infiltrated and controlled because that's part of the organization that allowed the World Anti-Communist League to basically saturate all of Latin America as well. So it started off with a good mission, but it didn't last long because like with everything else, it gets infiltrated. Alfred, go ahead. Hey, Colonel, can you hear me? Yep. Okay.

1:24:01 I just wanted to say, you know, you were saying how they missed these things like 9-11 and whatnot. And I go even further with all the stuff that we've been talking or you've been talking about and teaching us is that, you know, they're actually organizing this shit. No, they absolutely are. I was saying that. When you think about the scope of the Mockingbird media crap that we've been seeing for decades, especially in light of the last five years, 9-11, the COVID shit. I mean, it's just.

1:24:31 yeah it's coming from somewhere and hey i don't see them saying oh yeah we stopped these bad guys or we did this or we did that they don't you know they're just uh they're just they're doing what their job and it's not working for us that's obvious correct agree completely carrie go ahead hey colonel um so a couple things one thing um i've studied i went to art school and i studied you know ancient art and so that's old stuff and um

1:25:03 They did this stuff in Mesopotamia, the first cities. This is not new. Their playbook is not new. And that's why it's so boring. And the other thing is, I'm not sure if you heard about the New York Times article. That is a replica of what you just said Nixon said about Laos. But they're talking about Ukraine.

1:25:34 Right. Yeah. And I may have mentioned that earlier when I was reading through some of this stuff at the very beginning, that it's very eerily similar to Ukraine, but not like they repeat themselves or anything. Okay. Anybody else got anything? Nope. Nope. I think everybody's ready for war, or not war, to drop some truth bombs everywhere. Yeah, we're not going to war. No, no.

1:26:11 Okay. Simon, go ahead. Hey, Colonel. Sorry, just dropping in. Again, trying to get my audience to understand more about the message. I went back to the Operation Gladio book again this weekend, so trying to remind myself of it. I think one of the things that doesn't get covered often as well is the...

1:26:38 The trick that has always been used has actually been currency wars. If you go back to some of the earliest British Empire and European Empire operations, when the Brits wanted to infiltrate Ghana, they had a currency called an agrabid.

1:27:04 And this agri-bead was like, they would wear it around their neck and it was a pretty fixed supply and it was a very rare thing. And the economy was really functioning well and they had vast gold resources and they were a really thriving economy at the time. And the Brits and the French invented glassmaking in order to plagiarize the agri-bead.

1:27:32 And with the invention of glassmaking, we were able to use our, you know, the British East India Company, which was basically, it was an economic ideology called mercantilism. And like mercantilism is basically stealing everyone's gold. You know, and that was kind of the economic ideology behind it through Might is Right.

1:27:56 But we've always used currency as a mechanism. So we flooded Ghana with these agra beads, these fake agra beads that were made of glass. It destroyed the currency, inflated it into economic ruin. We stole all the gold. And then that was the foundation of the transatlantic slave trade, where we were able to just engage in this human trafficking and slavery operation.

1:28:27 If you look back at the Napoleonic Wars as well, Napoleon was actually trying to fight back against the British plagiarizing the French currency. And the Bank of England was printing and flooding France with fake versions of the, you know, they printed up a bunch of the French currency, flooded it. And America ended up purchasing Louisiana because...

1:28:56 Napoleon didn't want to go into debt to the Rothschilds and the European bankers because he was very anti-debt. And he ended up selling Louisiana to America in order to not go into debt to the bankers. But we flooded the currency, which was the downfall. And when you look at this, we've done this time and time again. You know, we did it recently in Egypt. We did it in Turkey.

1:29:23 where essentially you use the IMF in order to get these countries in debt. And then you can use hedge funds in order to manipulate the currencies and just really... This has always been a very important financial weapon of mass destruction that's been used throughout the whole thing. And in fact, the...

1:29:49 You know, 1776, I know we're told that it was just when the British tried to impose tax and then there was a resistance against it. It was that we were actually plagiarizing your currency and we created economic destruction that led to... Is he banning for you? I can't hear him. Oh, you can't hear me? Oh, right.

1:30:11 Yeah, I was just saying that even in 1776, we actually created economic destruction by plagiarizing. Hey, Simon, let me try and take you down and bring you back up because you're expanding really bad. Hang on. Okay. Just to back Simon up, I've pinned to the nest a Jack Anderson article from 72 about how they were trying to kick Chile out of the banking system and basically get Bank of America to boycott a counselor.

1:30:43 Yeah. And it's interesting. It's ITT. Yep. It was ITT. Why am I not surprised? Yeah. Simon, to your point, just to kind of I've got to go here in a couple of minutes. I have some guests for dinner tonight. But just to your point, I've made the observation not factual based. I want to make clear that that I believe that's George Soros's role.

1:31:12 in this entire thing. He is the currency manipulator part of this entire international syndicate. That has been his role, and he is working in concert with the rest of the syndicate, but that's primarily been his role. And it's not coincidental, I don't think, that

1:31:36 All of these people that play roles in this syndicate all have to create foundations and they have to put predominantly all of their wealth in these foundations. And I think these foundations wealth is used as part of this entire syndicate. And you go back to the Reese Commission where they were.

1:31:54 Looking through foundations, nothing ever happened with it. They basically confirm a lot of the nefarious nature of these foundations. And so I think you're absolutely right. I think all of this plays into that. So we are taught in the military, there's three forms of power.

1:32:19 In a country, there's economic power, there's military power, and there's political power. And the attack on every one of these countries comes in the forms of those three things. And they use a paramilitary as opposed to a full out.

1:32:39 military attack. Now, they will go to that through false flags if necessary, as we were just reading, but that's not their first choice. Their first choice is paramilitary, covert military operations. The same thing with the economics. They will turn off the IMF. They will boycott you. They will basically freeze all of your assets. This is an economic attack on a sovereign country.

1:33:07 country. And then they do the same thing with the political attack and what we're observing in Europe right now by arresting candidates that doesn't go along with the pre-planned script, the assassination of political people, the attempted assassination of the Slovakian president, President Trump. Those are the attack vectors because those are the sources of power within a country.

1:33:37 So you're absolutely right with respects to that. That is absolutely part of their economic warfare once you become a target. So with that, guys, thank you very much for being here. Thank you for all of the support. You guys, again, I say this as often as I can. I am.

1:34:02 humbled by the efforts that we have made, the unearthing of all of this information and the fact that you guys are stewards of spreading this information is just absolutely amazing to me. So thanks for being there. Thanks for having my six. I appreciate it. And I will see you on the battlefield. Take care, everybody.

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Vietnam36 CIA35 United States25 Laos25 Richard Nixon19 Communist Party of China18 Sisavang Vong16 China11 Air America10 1954 Geneva Agreement9 France8 John F. Kennedy8 Chiang Kai-shek7 Thailand7 Argentina5 A.J. Dommen5 Royal Laotian Army5 Alfred McCoy5 Nixon's March 6, 1970 statement on Laos5 Plain of Jars4 Hmong people4 Operation Gladio3 Roger Hilsman3 Lyndon B. Johnson3 Organization of American States3 Hugh Toy3 PepsiCo3 Ho Chi Minh3 U.S. State Department3 Kuomintang3 Nelson Rockefeller3 Kaysone Phomvihane3 Kang Li3 Napoleon Bonaparte2 Averell Harriman2 Viet Minh2 USAID2 Bernard Fall2 BND2 Reinhard Gehlen2

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CIA funded Air America book_quoted ▶ 22:25

United States supported Chiang Kai-shek book_quoted ▶ 22:49

“intrigues in which one saw the role of not just the CIA, but also of the KMT, which is Chiang Kai-shek's army in Taiwan, the KMT troops in Laos, and their right-wing Laotian allies. I link these intri…”

Chiang Kai-shek headed Kuomintang book_quoted ▶ 22:49

Chiang Kai-shek installed China book_quoted ▶ 23:45

“MacArthur wanted as intel, as quote-unquote intel, you know, just like what the CIA does today. And one of the things that I speculated on was the irrational run up to and into China. And then when we…”

Spartaco Lavagnini trafficked PepsiCo book_quoted ▶ 26:32

“of August 1959, had not yet shown to Alfred McCoy the ledgers that he kept as manager of the Laotian Opium Monopoly, even after the monopoly was declared illegal in 1961. Nor had McCoy yet exposed the…”

Air America trafficked PepsiCo book_quoted ▶ 26:32

Spartaco Lavagnini trafficked CIA book_quoted ▶ 26:32

PepsiCo front_for CIA book_quoted ▶ 27:01

“for the import of acetic and dry hide. It's a chemical. The chief precursor chemical involved in making heroin. Pepsi-Cola using their company as a front for the trafficking of heroin. Y'all write tha…”

Savang Vatthana trafficked PepsiCo book_quoted ▶ 27:31

“Way too many stories. And, as we also have said multiple times, PepsiCo had their entire freaking Navy to include submarines. Okay? Now you know how they were getting the chemicals and shit around? Mc…”

Savang Vatthana trafficked CIA book_quoted ▶ 27:31

Savang Vatthana overthrew Kaysone Phomvihane book_quoted ▶ 27:59

“Thailand and his eventual rival and replacement, Rathikoni, were all involved in drug trade. McCoy even argues that a major cause, oh my God, what date? April 19th, 1964 coup discussed in this chapter…”

CIA funded Kuomintang book_quoted ▶ 29:27

“CIA, their proprietary Air America, the KMT, and its allies, which I bring together in Chapter 11, which is two chapters from now. We're on Chapter 9. As I mentioned in the introduction, I know of no …”

CIA subverted Laos book_quoted ▶ 31:38

“that they themselves largely helped to create. It is important to see that it was not North Vietnam, but the United States, and more particularly its apparatus of civil and military intelligence agenc…”

United States installed Sakkarine Government book_quoted ▶ 32:37

“when Nixon was vice president. A Rand Corporation report on Laos concluded, for example, that in 1959, it was not the pro-communist Laotian Lao that was the right wing, but the right wing Sakakoni gov…”

Communist Party of China member_of Laos documented ▶ 34:05

“In this election, the Peotian Lao and their allies obtained 32% of the votes in 13 of the 21 contested seats, showing that they had grown considerably in popularity in four years since the 1954 Geneva…”

Sisavang Vong headed Laos documented ▶ 34:05

CIA installed Nozomen book_quoted ▶ 34:34

“received more votes than any other candidate. Author Schlesinger recorded the response of the U.S. to this election. Quote, Washington decided to install a reliably pro-Western regime. CIA spooks put …”

CIA removed_from_power Sisavang Vong book_quoted ▶ 35:01

“an energetic, ambitious, and devious officer named Nozomen. The prince, who had shown himself an honest and respected, if impulsive leader, was forced out of office by a withholding of U.S. aid, econo…”

Seneconi succeeded Sisavang Vong book_quoted ▶ 35:29

“and CIA encouragement of a parliamentary crisis, allegedly through the use of bribes, a veteran politician named Seneconi took his place. So in other words, just like is what is happening in Europe ri…”

CIA supported Nozomen book_quoted ▶ 42:42

“of Souvana Foma's neutralist government, which we officially recognized during the Geneva Agreement, by the CIA's support of insurrectionary forces of the General Nozavan. His rebellion against Souvan…”

Air America supplied_arms_to Nozomen book_quoted ▶ 42:42

Kang Li carried_out_attack Plain of Jars book_quoted ▶ 43:12

“The Laotian army drove the neutralist troops of General Kang Li, Suvana's military chief, to the north and into a temporary alliance with the Pei Ocean Lao. After Kang Li captured the Plain of Jars fr…”

Communist Party of China member_of Kang Li book_quoted ▶ 43:12

Royal Laotian Army carried_out_attack Kang Li book_quoted ▶ 43:12

Sisavang Vong recruited Vietnam book_quoted ▶ 44:06

“faced with U.S. encouragement of a rebellion against it, did in response invite Russian, North Vietnamese, and Chinese advisors, thus creating the first known North Vietnamese military presence in Lao…”

CIA supplied_arms_to Hmong people book_quoted ▶ 45:38

“But by early 1961, the United States had brought in AT-6s armed with bombs and rockets, U.S. pilots to fly them, and Special Forces White Star teams to encourage guerrilla activity among the Hmong tri…”

Air America supplied_arms_to Royal Laotian Army book_quoted ▶ 45:38

Richard Nixon ordered_assassination_of Sisavang Vong book_quoted ▶ 46:05

“the Laotian troops into battle. At this time, the Joint Chiefs of Staff pressed for a military showdown over Laos, including the possibility of tactical nuclear weapons again, while Richard Nixon hims…”

John F. Kennedy removed_from_power Sisavang Vong book_quoted ▶ 47:03

“For months, President Kennedy and his special envoy, Avril Harriman, another traitor, had been attempting to restore Laotian neutrality and bring about the withdrawal of foreign military elements by w…”

John F. Kennedy appointed Averell Harriman book_quoted ▶ 47:03

Sisavang Vong carried_out_attack Royal Laotian Army book_quoted ▶ 47:58

“After giving repeated warnings fired on those troops, Fomi's troops withdrew into Thailand. Thus, the further advances of the Pao Shin Lao were achieved after a flurry of firefights, but no Pao Shin L…”

Thailand supplied_arms_to Royal Laotian Army book_quoted ▶ 47:58

Royal Laotian Army carried_out_attack Communist Party of China book_quoted ▶ 48:28

“By all accounts, the Royal Lao Army ran from that area as soon as the first shell started to fall, claiming falsely, as they had done and continued to do in other crises, that they had been attacked n…”

CIA funded Sisavang Vong book_quoted ▶ 48:56

“President Nixon called a potential threat to Thailand. Fomi's purpose in that area were by the most accounts not military but political to thwart the Geneva negotiations and further involve the United…”

Sisavang Vong appointed Raffa Coney book_quoted ▶ 51:17

“to redirect imports and exports through Burmese opium, which, again, is Chiang Kai-shek, which is, again, the CIA. So no matter how you get to it, it's still the CIA. Fumi delegated responsibility for…”

William Youngman recruited Chow Mai book_quoted ▶ 51:44

“of the semi-official Laotian Opium Administration in 1962. Meanwhile, the CIA assigned one of its officers, William Young, to defend the area after Fumi's withdrawal. Young worked with local tribal le…”

CIA appointed William Youngman book_quoted ▶ 51:44

CIA supplied_arms_to Kuomintang book_quoted ▶ 52:17

“and the CIA-KMT ploy of 1958, when, without doubt, the CIA encouraged Chiang, Chiang Kai-shek, to build up an offensive force on the offshore island again in spite of official U.S. advice. One such co…”

Roger Hilsman member_of U.S. State Department book_quoted ▶ 54:59

“Then State Department intelligence chief, who we found in other Operation Gladio operations, by the way, records that the president and National Security Council agreed with Harriman's contention that…”

U.S. Air Force carried_out_attack Communist Party of China book_quoted ▶ 55:27

“Yet within one or two weeks after the agreement was signed, reconnaissance flights carried at very low level over Pei Ocean Lao camps by U.S. Air Force's RF-101 Voodoo jets. According to Dolman, this …”

CIA trained Hmong people book_quoted ▶ 56:24

“and its trail in southern Laos than with the Plain of Jars, some 200 miles northwest. This was the area in which CIA and Air America were training and equipping Hmong to be terrorists. Second, in as m…”

Air America supplied_arms_to Hmong people book_quoted ▶ 56:53

“The agreements called for the withdrawal of foreign military advisors, experts, instructors, and foreign civilians connected with this operation. Yet Air America continued its airlift every single day…”

Colonel D. Wayne carried_out_attack Air America book_quoted ▶ 57:24

“support of their enemies. They objected even more violently to Air America's overt airlift in October 1962 to Kong Lee. The first military incident in the breakdown of the 1962 agreement was the shoot…”

CIA assassinated Colonel D. Wayne book_quoted ▶ 1:02:11

“Two of the four ministers withdrew from the Capitol, giving a very good reason that on April 1st and on April 12th, two of their allies in Colonel Duane's left-neutral faction had been assassinated. T…”

CIA trained Office of Policy Coordination book_quoted ▶ 1:02:38

“It is known not only that the CIA was using such teams in Vietnam, but that in 1963, it was responsible for collaborating in training with the national police, you know, under that program like the Of…”

United States carried_out_attack Vietnam book_quoted ▶ 1:04:26

“At royal Lao government request began flying certain interdictionary missions against invaders who were violating Laos neutrality. Laos has no neutrality. We're basically running the country for their…”

Air America carried_out_attack Vietnam book_quoted ▶ 1:04:53

“assumed a combat role in Laos in May of 1964, at a time when the North Vietnamese Army was still engaged in a support role comparable to that of the Air America. North Vietnam was not formally accused…”

Lyndon B. Johnson ordered_assassination_of Vietnam book_quoted ▶ 1:06:50

“At the insistence of the chief of naval operations, he also authorized accompanying escorts of fighters. These were ordered not to bomb or strafe Laotian installations until or unless U.S. planes were…”

Reinhard Gehlen headed BND host_asserted ▶ 1:11:31

“with James O'Keefe. They had a big tiff. He blocked me over that. But it's worth pointing out that Reinhard Galen isn't a secret. He was the Bundesnachrichtendienst intelligence chief. He publishes me…”

Allen Dulles member_of Sullivan & Cromwell host_asserted ▶ 1:16:36

“basically colonized the world. And so literally all they did was embed their, the Dulles brothers is the best example of that. They worked for Sullivan and Cromwell. They did exactly the same thing fo…”

Joan Dulles member_of Sullivan & Cromwell host_asserted ▶ 1:16:36

P2 Masonic Lodge founded Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:19:26

“As a matter of fact, you're not just going to get the Nazis. Understand how critical Argentina was to all of this. Argentina hosted the only other subsidiary of the P2 Masonic Lodge that ran Gladio in…”

Licio Gelli headed P2 Masonic Lodge host_asserted ▶ 1:19:26

Otto Skorzeny carried_out_attack Argentina host_asserted ▶ 1:19:52

“Argentina was the belly button for all of Gladio activities to include Condor eventually of all of Latin America. Argentina, if they still have the information, Autoscorzini made, I mean, multiple, li…”

Argentina front_for Operation Gladio host_asserted ▶ 1:19:52

East India Company financed_via Ghana host_asserted ▶ 1:27:56

“But we've always used currency as a mechanism. So we flooded Ghana with these agra beads, these fake agra beads that were made of glass. It destroyed the currency, inflated it into economic ruin. We s…”

Bank of England financed_via France host_asserted ▶ 1:28:27

“If you look back at the Napoleonic Wars as well, Napoleon was actually trying to fight back against the British plagiarizing the French currency. And the Bank of England was printing and flooding Fran…”

Napoleon Bonaparte sold Louisiana host_asserted ▶ 1:28:56

“Napoleon didn't want to go into debt to the Rothschilds and the European bankers because he was very anti-debt. And he ended up selling Louisiana to America in order to not go into debt to the bankers…”